The Oban Times - 2017-10-05

• £1m community broadband scheme for Mull ‘in jeopardy’
• Atlantis celebrates landmark anniversar­y in style
• New road issue at Catalina Avenue
• Islands plan
• Driver charged
• Shinty special
• Rockport closes
• Off the air
• Mull company takes up ownership of new vessel
• The stuff of legend
• Barra and Vatersay health and care hub plan is unveiled
• Loans from the Scottish Government help homes stay warm and cut bills
• CalMac selects its new board
• Gordon goes wild for new calendar
• Major repairs set for the A82
• LiveArgyll launched to deliver leisure and library services
• Asbestos fears are found to be without foundation
• POLICE FILES
• Below the surface: news from SAMS
• Thousands of pounds raised for Macmillan
• Age is no barrier to creativity at Rockfield
• Drivers reminded of disruption in Soroba
• Oban advocacy event focuses on self-management
• Debate on bid to protect Loch Awe
• £10,000 to help farmers in Malawi
• BoW fest draws 6,000 visitors to Inverarary
• Help for businesses to tender
• Police buildings to be sold
• Talented gardeners of all ages celebrate success in Taynuilt
• Poetic journeys across the land of Duncan Bàn
• MORVERN lines
• Oban is starting point for new ‘bikepackin­g’ route
• THIS WEEK’S WALKS
• Highlands and islands feature in first Geoheritag­e Festival
• Monster campaign to target overseas visitors
• Beachd Ailein
• Plans for Kingshouse are all about money
• Social media
• Decision is political correctnes­s gone mad
• Beatson’s Mull Motor Sports Fest recaptures ‘The Spirit of 88’
• Islay Book Festival
• Nomination­s sought for the trad music awards
• Bookends Festival draws to a close
• Skipinnish rock the Barrowland
• Search for young composer with the piping X factor
• Traditiona­l Music Hall of Fame inductees
• Poetry of the clearances
• HIGHLAND CATTLE SHOW & SALE
• Milking a Highland cash cow
• HIJOBS announce new app launch
• Scottish Cup defeat for Lorne Ladies
• Plain sailing as Saints net six
• Marine Harvest Premiershi­p Marine Harvest South Division 1
• First league win of the season for the Green Machine
• MARTIAL RTS
• Patient’s fury as operation is cancelled at last minute
• Nevis Range boss in new appeal for BT action to fix long-standing problems
• Pupils can tend flower tubs again
• Highland comic con draws the crowds
• Loans from the Scottish Government help homes stay warm and cut bills
• Property firm defends Glencoe hotel plans amid objections
• Fort car wheels plant could be rolling by 2020 says boss
• Staffin Community Trust to appeal Storr land rejection
• Film studio takes inspiratio­n from Hollywood star
• Trotternis­h ladies are island’s Queen Bees
• New film spotlight on Skye’s wild places
• Nation’s first festival celebratin­g Scotland’s incredible geological story
• Wave of success as Jessica secures coastal degree first
• ‘Gutless kayaker’ takes on Great Glen for charity
• CalMac’s wildlife efforts recognised with award
• Ground-breaking move by NHS Highland and UHI
• Lord Thurso to deliver memorial lecture
• More Roamerisms from the late 1980s
• City pupils enjoy trip to Ullapool
• £1m community broadband MP hits out at minister over crew scheme for Mull ‘in jeopardy’ shortages
• Beachd Ailein
• Plans for Kingshouse are all about money
• Social media
• Decision is political correctnes­s gone mad
• Lochaber ease past police in league and cup double
• Inverlochy take top spot at Lochaber area inter-schools triathlon championsh­ips
• Former Fort hero helps sink his old club in 5-0 defeat

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